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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 16 (April 1894) (1894)

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lumes of the bright portions reversibility. It is only necessary to apply a winch or that electricity will necessarily suffer. of various candle flames were measured by taking the a belt. There is a train of gearings between the axis We do not generally take a vehicle upon roadways for length by… … of the bright flame of any two candles give out the tendency of Mr. F. Boggio, is constructing two types same amount of light. of this carriage, one of them simple and cheap and CABLI'S ELECTRIC CABBIAGE. the other more elegant and more elaborate in detail. Soap Suds for Calming Waves. It is the…

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